The article, "How to Create Your Own Brand Guidelines," gives examples of some important features to include in your brand to make it recognizable and organized. The first step, is to create a The cover, Make sure it makes a statement, and that it represents your brand well. NExt, make sure you add relevant content. Next, make your brand's ethical statement. Make sure to include your brand's logo and the color scheme of the brand. Make sure you use a font that is eligible and relevant. Make sure to include pictures and other graphics. Give examples of your brand in motion and give the reader thanks for reading to the very end!
In the article, "Your Brand needs a visual Style," gives examples of how to set your brand apart form the rest.
- Dictate your logo size and placement.
- Pick your color pallet
- Chose the correct fonts
- Select patterns to set you apart.
- Set a style for your Photography
- Don't forget about Web-Specific Elements
- Set your Brand Voice
For my website, "Truth," I feel as though it is a well organize blog, though I do not believe some of the designs are exclusively found on this site. I like where they placed their titles and the placement of where everything is found. I think their color pallet is a universal color scheme. The color scheme is grey and pink. The pink does stand out, but it is not exclusive. The website uses very simple and easy to read fonts, which I like. Behind the title, their is a flower pattern. I feel as though this pattern does stand out and it makes the title pop more. I think this article is very well- organized, but I do not think that it is truly original.
https://truth.ms
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